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8, Orono Weekly Times, Wedneu"y, September 15, 1982 Local Crafts, an interesting feature Local crafts were certainly cy Levac, Orono, (left) by booth in the ai-ena building. a feature of the Orono Fair Debbie Boumne, Orono Who This type of feature has over the past week fromn nee- along with Ann Dreslinski been increasing at the fýir die work knitting to wood were selling their crafts at a over the past few years. crafts as being shown to Nan- some are interesed in hay exhi bits New Dutch Oven wins Port Hope Slow-pitch tournie On Saturday, Sept. il' the New Dutch Oven team played in Garden Hill and Pprt Hope in the Somnerville Hockey Slow Pitch Tourna- ment. They won ail four games to take the "A" chamn- pionship. Teamns were represented from the local area, Bowmanville and Oshawa, totalling twenty. As well, the previous week-end, the New Dutch Oven camne second in the Little Britain Rejects Slow Pitch Old Timers Tournamrent. There were twenty-four teamns here fromn local towns, Lindsay, Peterborough, Oshawa, Richmond Hill and Scar- borough. This was the first time the local tearn has played in an Old Timers tour- nament. They won seven of their nine games, losing the final gamne to the Pleasant Point Eagles. Member of the teamn were Bob O'Neill, Pete Mlaartense, John Witheridge, Grant Yeo, Garry Eames, Bill Hansen, Steve West, Pete Me- Cullough, Brian Allin, Stan Green, Tom Moffat, Dean Cox, David Staples, Mark Mercer, Gary Cox, Don Mercer, Bruce MacDonald, Kelly Lane, Gary Cooper, Jerry Garnett. The New Dutch Oven team has had their most suc- cessful year to date. They have also won tournamnents ini Orono and Sunderland, plac- ed second in Peterborough, thi-d in St. Catharines, and fourth in Oshawa. On Sept. 17-18, they wil represent the are a1 in the On- tario Amnateur Slow Pitch Association Class "D" Championships held in Unionville. They won this ti- tic last year in Collingwood. Good Luck Fellows! Orono PeeWees up- for soccer finals On Sept. 1, Orono defeated Tyrone by a score of 2 to 1. Paul Henry's fine ef- fort put Orono on top for most of the game. Tyrone evened the score haif way through the second half. Both teamns were playing ex- cellent soccer and it looked as if the gamne would end in a die until Robert Klepac scored with a fe-w minutes left. On Sept. 8 Newcastle outplayed Orono in the first half and led 1 to O. Orono's play left a lot to be desired. The team play was not that of a week ago. Paul Henry out ran the Newcastle defense to score 2 goals to win the game 2 to L. On Sept. 15 Orono wîll Town approves crossing signais -Thte Council of the Town Of Newcastle has given their approval for the installation of crossing signaIs at the CP Rail Crossing i Lots 22 and 23 ini the former Township of Clarke. The cost of the installation has been estimated at $55,250.00 of, which the Town of Newcastle wouîd bear $6,906.25. The Town als'j agreed to share in the an- fluaI ,operation aud Main- tenance cost of $1,20().OO. In- a report from the Du-cc- tor of Public Works, R. Dupuis, it is now cxpected that the Canadian Transport Commission will be making a formnaI submission to the Town. Dupuis also asked that the Toýwn's portion of the costs be included in the 1983 capital forecast. meet Tyrone or Newcastle. That meet on Sept. 13/ to decide the Pee Wee Cham- pions. Corne on Pee Wees and Let's Play as a teani as we have before. Orono Fair <Continued from page 7) carried especially for the Children's Day Parade. Following thie outdoor ac- tîvities was the Talent Show inside the ai-ena. The winners of the Talent Show are as, follows: Junior DIvIsion: lst Gregory Hodges - sang, Grade 4 CR Gummow 2nd Rachel Lonig and Krista Adanek - sang "The Country Grocery Store" Grade 4 North) Hope 3rd Laurans Kaldeway -played "In the Woods" on the piano Grade 6 4th Briar Ransberry - Sang and danced 5th Kelly Bothwell - sang and played guitar - Kendal/KIrby 6th Kari Lynn Cambeil and Cathy McKeen - sang "Turkey in the Straw" N.H. 7th Kelly Sanders - sang "Riding My Horse, to the Fair" N.H. Grade 4 Intennediate Division First - Cory Melville - played the piano and sang "Bobba Gec" Grade 8,the Pines Second- Doug Cook - played thle gulitar and sang "The Gambler" Grade 7 North Hope Thi.rd - Richard Erhardt -played piano medies Grade 7 The Fines Fourth - Trevor Kortekaas -played "You Needed Me" and "When Lula Does the Hula" on the steel guitar Grade 8 the Pines Fifth - Christine Montgomnery - played "Greatest American Hero" op the piano Grade 7 The Pines Sixth - Heather Leggétte and M4elanie Edwards - sang "One Tin Soldier" North Hope FUND RAISING DANCE *Saturdlay, September 18, 1982 I At Orono Communiïy Centre Bar 9:00 P.M. - 1:00 A.M. Prizes, Prizes, Prîzes Proceeds to Orono Town Hll $12.00 Per Couple. Music By: Sparky and Chris 983-9589 Lunèh 983-9600 REIMAX SUMMIT REALTY LIMITED Wishes to Announce that Pat Irwin has joineci their staff Paf wlIl be op.nlng ReIMax Comersione Realty Mt. 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